Broad Street, London, in the 1970s. Photograph by Tony Bock via blech
Broad Street, London, in the 1970s. Photograph by Tony Bock via blech
Pareidoloop by Phil McCarthy @phl (via @kellan)
What happens if you write software that generates random polygons and the software then feeds the results through facial recognition software, looping thousands of times until the generated image more and more resembles a face? Phil McCarthy’s Pareidoloop. Above, my results from running it for a few hours. Spooky.
Sutro Tower Sunset Time-Lapse (by patrickgibson)
ISS Star Trails by Expedition 31 Flight Engineer Don Pettit
Hartverdrahtet by Akronyme Analogiker; “a 3 minute audio-visual trip into a procedural fractalverse” in 4K (via waxy)
(Source: copypastaresearch)
Liu Bolin, The Human Chameleon (via Penguin Creative)
VT220 serial console attached to a Mac Pro - @jstn
Rorschmap by James Bridle http://booktwo.org/notebook/rorschmap/
The plane of Google Maps has an up and a down; it also has an in and an out: the zoom between tile layers, the moment of transference, of refocussing and resolution. What if we could fold digital maps like the dymaxion, go truly into them?
3D chocolate printer from the University of Exeter.
(via jacob)
Twisty cat (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road « Jonathan Zawada)